The face acne can occur with cats too! Our senior kitty started developing bumps and issues on her chin, which she then scratched at and made way worse. After a couple of vet visits, they finally asked us what we fed her with... Of course it was just those simple plastic bowls from the store. Even with washing them in the dishwasher, they still had the bacteria buildup, so we swapped to stainless steel and it instantly got better. I had no idea that was even a thing!

@blackberrymidnight

2 жыл бұрын

I was coming to say the same thing!

@tylociraptor8131

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, one of my cats is prone to them, partly due to her herpes!

@EfeFlet

2 жыл бұрын

My dog had the same experience with plastic bowls, her vet recommended stainless steel and since then she's doing great!

@mamacat63

2 жыл бұрын

I've gotten to where I feed my cat on paper plates. No washing, no buildup of bacteria....🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️..easy peasy

@sujudiehardfan

2 жыл бұрын

same here. The acne went away very quickly once I change my cat food bowl. now I only use stainless steel or ceramic for them.

Poor baby! So easy to tell that even when he was snapping he was just terrified and didn't understand what was happening. Good boy, Ice. It'll be okay.

@V_Specs-o.o-

2 жыл бұрын

He was horrified and she handled him beautifully. I think Ice will be more accepting of nail trims in the future because of her understanding.

@suecastillo4056

2 жыл бұрын

You can tell people till you’re blue in the face and they still won’t start puppies from the beginning to have their feet handled, etc. Makes me nuts!!😫😂It’s a BIG PAIN IN THE BUTT!!! If you only knew!!!( also? Who needs or wants to get bit!!)

@verkigg7119

2 жыл бұрын

Why you talking to the dog through a comment section lmao💀

@yourboyshrek2100

2 жыл бұрын

He’s definitely going to read this comment lmao

@yulebones

2 жыл бұрын

@@verkigg7119 Mind ya business and let people be happy on the internet

Ice : "dont touch my feet" Her : "Give paw!" Ice: " must be good boi.must."

When I studied abroad in Italy, one of the first things I asked our Italian teacher how to say was "Can I please pet your dog?" and to this day it's one of the few things I remember 😂 If anyone is wondering, it's "Per favore, posso accarezzare il tuo cane?"

@ladygodiva1950

2 жыл бұрын

Me too! When I lived in North Italy I had to restrain myself from petting all the dogs I meet in the street.

@funnykitsune

2 жыл бұрын

10/10 would love a tourist with your attitude to stop me in the streets! I had a lovely German lady stop me once to get a photo of her and her (ironically) German shepherd in front of the Trevi fountain. Selfie not viable to get everything in shot so she asked me, still one of the best encounters I've ever had with tourists, and her Maya was lovely and perfectly fluffy!

@s.c.2924

2 жыл бұрын

il vostro cane - if you want to use a very polite form

@funnykitsune

2 жыл бұрын

@@jrsygrl72 Nope. Italian has gendered nouns, meaning cane (dog) is male regardless of the actual gender of the pooch in question. (just like fork is female and spoon male, for some reason. Don't ask me, romance languages are peculiar like that). So you would use yours in female form only if you followed with a female noun, which can't be cane because it's male. The female noun for cane is cagna, but it's widespread as an insult to ladies who sell their bodies, so nobody uses it. Stick with "il tuo cane/il suo cane/il vostro cane" and you're golden!

@funnykitsune

2 жыл бұрын

@@jrsygrl72 No problem at all! I've tried as a mother tongue the course from English to Italian that Duolingo offers. It's not perfect, but I believe it to be a solid help, if you're interested :) hope verb tenses don't kick your butt TOO hard, they tend to be a pain for everyone involved!

He's very brave considering that this is his first appointment. Good boy ice! 😍

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2 жыл бұрын

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2 жыл бұрын

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2 жыл бұрын

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2 жыл бұрын

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@arie_lovexi

2 жыл бұрын

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Starting at 4 months old, I trimmed my cane corso puppy's nail every day, just a tiny bit, often one nail a day. Now he's 10 months old and 130 lbs. I cut his nails once a week, not too much fuss anymore. Gotta start acclimatizing them early and often. Next step is the nail grinder. He freaks out when he hears it, we are on the step of turning the grinder on and just letting him get use to the sound. Going to be a process just like nail cutting!

@Memow-pk1ng

2 жыл бұрын

Good advice, I do that on difficult cats, one nail a day , eventually will build up tolerance.

@ab7567

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for being a responsible pet owner and starting the training early on. You are making everyone’s life who will come in contact with your pup easier, including yourself and the good boy himself! Keep up your good (and hard!) work and he will become a well trained ambassador for “aggressive” breeds (I don’t mean to imply your boy is aggressive, just that his breed has been labeled as such)

@golden_leader9227

2 жыл бұрын

My cousin's Cane Corso, Cesare, had a similar training and as an adult (he lived 13 1/2 years) he enjoyed his spa days, including the nail trimming. You're doing really well!

@failtolawl

2 жыл бұрын

maybe turn it on, rub his feet with it nearby, and give treats. just keep it on and float it around him while he's eating his food so he sort of relates the noise to good stuff.

@katie-kb6qd

2 жыл бұрын

that’s such a smart way to introduce it!! that’s how my doodle’s groomer introduced her to nail clipping and the grinder, and it worked really well!

He has such kind eyes. You can tell he’ll be a wonderful protector for his beloved family

Cool to see a Cane Corso with his ears intact.

@frogazonbuttonup950

3 ай бұрын

I kept mine intact and he was the sweetest most gentle giant. I miss him terribly😢❤

@2Glockjazzy

3 күн бұрын

Check out this ones I have on my page

I love how this woman educates folks on the pets she grooms...I love that part...it's not just watching a pet get cleaned up...but an education helps a lot, thank you Girl With The Dogs!

@mandycreeksquad1722

2 жыл бұрын

She's my favorite to watch. I found her on tiktok and after I watched all those videos I was elated to find her KZread channel.

he's so cute and such a well-behaved boy! It's easy for cane corsos to get aggressive because of their inborn protectiveness, but it seems like the owners are doing a great job keeping him calm and friendly. Even when he was clearly very scared he gave you plenty of warning and was more flight than fight. On the topic of animal acne, if your animal gets spots on their face, don't assume it's acne. We thought my cat had cat acne, changed her bowls and it didn't get better. Turns out, she's allergic to gluten and needs grain-free food otherwise she gets an acne-like rash on her face and neck. Changed her food and no more rash, plus she stopped getting ear infections because an allergy weakens an animal's immune system and makes them prone to infection. Make sure to bring it up with your vet (which I'm sure Ice's owners did).

@TheBaumcm

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, in dogs, hotspots can also be caused by yeast infections. Our lab would get them when she really went at her feet and then laid on her paws.

@ScottishCabbage

2 жыл бұрын

I get a rash when I come into contact with gluten. I'm also coeliac. Some named brand shampoos contain gluten! It's literally in everything!

@yriEth

2 жыл бұрын

You should always feed your cats a grain-free diet😅 Whether they have a gluten allergy or not. Cats are carnivores and their digestive system doesn't deal well with carbohydrates from grains.

@lilstardrops

2 жыл бұрын

@@yriEth very true, they wouldn't eat it in the wild, and the only reason companies add grain is to bulk out the product to make it cheaper for them to produce

@yriEth

2 жыл бұрын

Well. After reading around about dry food vs wet food and the risk of DCM (dilated cardiomyopathy) possibly caused by grain-free diets... I have to admit I am not so sure a grain-free diet is ideal anymore. For dogs, it seems that grain-free is actually the more dangerous option (because it can cause DCM). For cats, I'm not so sure, since they're carnivores. But uh, I would encourage everyone to do your own research if you have a cat. I have honestly read many conflicting opinions and I'm not sure what my stance is anymore.

So many thanks for explaining the correct way to say, “Cane Corso”. We have a 4 year old male and it takes about 8 treats to complete a nail trim.

@bdp8102

2 жыл бұрын

The pronunciation was great but Corso definitely does not mean guardian in Italian (that would be Guardiano, or Custode). Nobody really knows where the word comes from exactly, maybe from some form of dialect for "strong, brave" or even from the Latin word cohors, that means enclosure (but has left no trace in the Italian word for enclosure, that would be Recinto or Recinzione). As an adjective, corso in Italian only means "from Corsica", but that's not it either! 😁

@amaraamara2712

2 жыл бұрын

@@bdp8102 Corso comes from the name Corsica. Corsicans are an ethnic group combining french and italian who are natives in Corsica, which is in France

@bdp8102

2 жыл бұрын

@@amaraamara2712 yes, I know about Corsica, I'm Italian 😅 But this breed is not originally from there, so nobody really knows why they are named that. At least, as far as I know.

@brenteason9891

2 жыл бұрын

@@shatteredteethofgod : I got my Corso from Virginia. :). Best dog I have ever owned.

@bdp8102

2 жыл бұрын

@@shatteredteethofgod is it so hard not to get so harsh over nothing? she was very correct, I basically confirmed what she said about "cohors", I just specified that "cane corso" does not currently translate as "guardian dog" *in Italian*.

The whole family was so happy to see Myshi at the end of the video, thank you! ♡

@GirlWithTheDogs

2 жыл бұрын

❤❤

I'm so happy to see a cane corso without cropped ears

@ashleyr6809

2 жыл бұрын

They need to have their ears cropped to keep moisture out of their ears so it won't lead to ear infections. You won't find it so happy if you're cleaning their ears out every day. Same should go with great danes.

@joannaw5913

2 жыл бұрын

@@ashleyr6809 I have 2 senior beagles . Never had any infections in their gloriously long and floppy ears.

@tupacisalive1236

2 жыл бұрын

It’s the owners choice at the end of the day

@Gorewhor_

2 жыл бұрын

@@ashleyr6809 That’s the dumbest excuse for an unnecessary cosmetic surgery I’ve ever heard. If that’s the case, all dogs with floppy ears would have their ears chopped off because their owners are too lazy to keep up with their hygiene.

@Memow-pk1ng

2 жыл бұрын

@@Gorewhor_ it's more likely for breeds w/ floppy ears, such as spaniels, setters, hounds... to get infections if not cleaned,.. cropping been done for centuries. way back , for pit fighting, & dobies, danes, & scnauzers killed rats, & was less to bite on, & practice continued, & if u want to show a certainbreed, written standard calls for cropping & or docking, of dog is AKC registered, must follow guidelines. Dogs UK, or other KC reg. can be shown natural .

In working with my Cane Corso, Willow, I found that though she's not really crazy about having her nails clipped, she really is averse to having her paws grabbed and held. When I clip her nails, I let her paws remain on the floor, and quickly (and carefully) clip while offering a treat or two during the whole ordeal :). Ice is a beautiful boy, who did well for his first grooming session!

Aww, he's gorgeous! There's a cane corso that lives near us, and he's finally stopped barking whenever we walk past. Now he just sits there and tilts his head like a "what u want". He's very cute!

He's only a pup yet, hopefully he won't think the nail clipping is his enemy as he gets older

I actually have a cat that used to have acne, I did research, saw it could be the plastic food/ water bowls & made the switch to stainless steel. Washed his face with just water & WHAMMO! No more acne!

@Memow-pk1ng

2 жыл бұрын

U can get medicated wipes,

Such a handsome fella, and he is quite calm during the grooming process. Also his little paw handshake was cute

@Serene80

2 жыл бұрын

LOL. I tell my puppy to not be lazy and do it right if it doesn't land in my hand right. He always does it right the second time.

@margotrosendorn6371

2 жыл бұрын

Teaching your dog to shake can be just as useful as cute!

Love to see a Cane Corso with intact ears. Beautiful boy!!

Cane corsos are stunning dogs, and he was a model citizen considering it was his first grooming.

@situated4

2 жыл бұрын

Ice was a very, very bad boi trying to bite the shit out of TGWTDs. Bad boi.

@SeekingTheLoveThatGodMeans7648

2 жыл бұрын

@@situated4 When I nip, I NIP! -- Ice A muzzle could have helped here.

@jordanoliveto5863

2 жыл бұрын

Bro you copied a comment and changed beautiful to stunning

@wakawakawakawaka8804

2 жыл бұрын

c is a bot

@mattingly234ever

2 жыл бұрын

refreshing they didn't crop his ears

Cane corsos are such beautiful doggos. He was a very good boy considering that was his first grooming.

@jordanoliveto5863

2 жыл бұрын

Someone copied your comment btw he’s verified sorry he just passed you in likes cause he’s verified 😢

@Apocalypse4162

2 жыл бұрын

@@jordanoliveto5863 I see this quite frequently in KZread comments lately. It's often an account with one letter as the name and that checkmark. They are possibly bots?

@jordanoliveto5863

2 жыл бұрын

@@Apocalypse4162 yes obviously

This is my first time seeing a Cane Corso with uncut ears and tail. Such a big cute baby.

All owners should start nail trimming as soon as the puppy comes home. Just taking tiny bits off. And progress from there. Owners should also start to brush/comb their dog every day or so (depending on their coat). If they aren’t sure how, they should call a groomer and set up an appointment to be taught the correct way. They should also ask a vet tech to show them the various restraint holds that vet techs and vets need to do for care, and begin to do some every day. This would prevent so many issues with their pup going to the groomer and vet. I did this will all my dogs (Rotties) and never had issues.

@mecmaneen

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah. No. Did mine every time I visited from birth (with just tiny clippers like we use for humans). They are almost 5 months now and still HATE it.

@andream9470

2 жыл бұрын

@@mecmaneen perhaps you need to evaluate how you're doing it and perhaps seek a different technique.

@mecmaneen

2 жыл бұрын

@Deese Howard I didn't realize Pat C was an expert. Interesting howeven Girl with the Dogs wasn't able to finish this dog's nails either. Maybe she should contact one of you to see how it should be done properly. Obviously, all dogs who were introduced from a young age should be easily clipped. I'd hate to be thick about it.

I love how those big dogs look like sweet little baboushkas with the happy hoodie

@ES11777

2 жыл бұрын

Haha ❤️

Wow, Ice is such a cool name! X3 Pun intended. And, other than him getting scared during the nail trimming (which my last dog, a Chihuahua mix, was scared of his entire life of almost 14 years :'3), Ice was a very good boy!

@melanisticmandalorian8909

2 жыл бұрын

Ice, Ice, baby.

@taylor-hayesjasmin5609

2 жыл бұрын

ICE IS MY NEPHEW!! He’s a very good boy!!!

@ShevaSmash

2 жыл бұрын

My patents adopted a basset hound who *SCREAMED* like she was being tortured to death when you tried to cut her nails. Our neighbors called the friggin cops because of her screaming. The vet gave them valium for her during trims but it still wasn't enough. She ended up having to be partially sedated at the vet's office for every nail trim. It was sad and the previous owners never told them about it. They also never mentioned her food aggression, which were thankfully figured out quickly and made sure to keep my 5y/o sis away when she was eating. This was years ago and I still loathe the people who sold that dog to my parents.

@Bleep831

2 жыл бұрын

What’s the 3rd pun? I see a double entendres with ice being the name of the dog, which is a cool name. And ice being cool - which is his name. I wanna know where the third one is!! 😭☺️

@dericksmith2137

2 жыл бұрын

Anime- here’s a cool name for a dog. Prior to getting married my soon to be bride bought me an early wedding present. A Timberwolf/Siberian hybrid! She was the sweetest little girl, she was just lovely. And that easy ‘Love’ got her name. Which was funnier later when she was full grown. Id whistle once and yell “Come here Love” and a big ferocious looking wolf would come running. Shocked a few people. But she was a real sweetheart.

One of my favorite breeds. This is a prime example why I tell everyone to play with their puppies feet as constantly as possible. This helps out the groomers and the vets quite a bit.

@hannahkathleen1876

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I always do that too w/pups! Some full grown dogs will bite you if you touch their paws. Nip that in the butt as early as possible. Also playing w/cute oversized puppy feet is bonus for me :)

@streghewitch77

2 жыл бұрын

@@hannahkathleen1876 and their toe beans are so soft! No calluses yet.

Aw, bless him, he was trying so hard to be a good boy and show his lovely manners, but those clippers were just too much for him. Hopefully, he'll become more tolerant of them with time.

My bullmastiff gets chin acne so we use hypoallergenic wipes between baths to try to keep him clean. He's a big yeasty boy, so it just takes a bit more attention!

@sehunslines

2 жыл бұрын

Yo that will sound stupid af but I didn't even know dogs can get acne 😳

@QuaCaity

2 жыл бұрын

@@sehunslines Not at all! I grew up with Golden Retrievers, so I had no idea before we got him

@ES11777

2 жыл бұрын

Try changing his diet, it most likely is an allergy

@QuaCaity

2 жыл бұрын

@@ES11777 We swapped his food a few years ago to one our vet recommended and it really helped reduce the acne, so we think it might be environmental too. It usually flares up worse in the spring and summer

@Memow-pk1ng

2 жыл бұрын

I know it's not recommended, but I use a dab of peroxide to dry , & then anti biotic. cream.

I'm so appreciative that you take the time to educate your viewers on the dog breed, their habits, personality types, history, etc. I'm not a dog owner, and know very little about each breed, so your information in every one of your videos helps me learn more. Thank you!

@ncommerce

2 жыл бұрын

She does a good job, but she is a dog lover (nothing wrong with that) so she tends to gloss over the downsides of the breeds. Cane Corso's for example can EASILY become aggressive/dangerous without early, extensive socialization and training. Unless you are VERY familiar with a Cane Corso, your best bet is to steer clear, because getting bitten can easily happen.

Brave BRAVE groomer. He could be brought in more often and get used to the process. Very beautiful boy.

I am amazed at how well he behaved. He was scared about the nail clippers but never tried to bite her, he just tried to intimidate her or maybe squish her, but never tried to bite. He is a very good dog.

Aww, 100 lb baby! That's a big boy!

@antiquegirl6505

2 жыл бұрын

And at only 9 months old, he IS going to get more muscle mass. I know one that is around 140 pounds. He is slightly taller than most, but is just muscular. He is named Arnold (as in the Terminator) but acts more like in Kindergarten Cop, such a big, silly boy.

Ice looked cute with his lovely floppy ears 😍 sad to say he's the first I've seen with intact ears and he's adorable

Poor pupper. You can tell that he's not trying to hurt you, he's just scared. All those extra, new sensations, smells, and whatnot must be so overwhelming for him. But still, he was such a good boy. Side note; I've never seen a Cane Corso without clipped ears, and he's so much sweeter with those big floppy ears. I've never understood the whole ear clipping thing: it just seems so cruel. I also didn't realise that the breed was Italian, though as soon as you started explaining my brain went "duh!" as I remembered my Latin. Ice also reminded me of my brothers Neapolitan Mastiff, Titan, RIP, with his droopy jowls and wrinkly face. I bet he's a sweetie, too. Lots of hugs from Australia 🇦🇺 🤗 💙

My dog is a lot like this. He loves his bath and really loves the towel, but I can normally only cut one nail at a time.

These are so relatable for pet owners. My dog tries to swim away even before I put him in the bath, and I'm like, "I promise, you won't die!"

@ravenmorrigana1093

2 жыл бұрын

One of my corgis hides under the couch when he hears the shower curtain. But once I have him in the tub, he's fine with the process.

@fireincarnation2

2 жыл бұрын

When my animals have this issue, they want me closer to them. Some small ones wanted held on my chest and bathed there while i leaned back. Bigger ones just wanted me in the tub and closer to their faces. Its comforting to have me near and i wont drown myself so it makes the water seem safer.

I just dogsat 2 cane corso sisters for 3 weeks. What a lovely breed. So docile, so playful, so loving.

I have a pitbull/black lab mix and he had dog acne as a pup. Once we hit the one year mark the acne just went away. Keeping their face and bowl clean after eating helps!

@Sentinel82

2 жыл бұрын

I have a pittie/black lab mix as well! Best dog I've ever had!👍🏻

I took my dog for grooming quite a few years ago (twice a year job) and the groomer said she had never come across such a licky dog. It would be fun to see if you get any more dogs like mine was.

@lulumoon6942

2 жыл бұрын

That's definitely better than biting! I've seen licky dogs who did so when they were nervous or scared, very puppy like behavior

Ohhh one of my childhood cats got chin acne from the plastic dishes as well. So I believe it.

Mishi isn't wearing a bandanna, he has a cape! i think ice did pretty well for his first groom, he's a handsome boi

I know a few of those wonderful giants a while back. "Johnny" was a wonderful pup. He would come sniff hello to everyone and was gentle with his "Mom's" friends

Thank you Girl With The Dogs for not trimming more of his nails. He was terrified and your knowledge of animals kept him safe and better prepared for future grooming. I edited to correct the name of the channel. I really enjoy this channel and didn’t want to misrepresent ❤️

Video has been out for 5 minutes with over 1.5k views. Well deserved, great channel. Always puts a smile on my face.

AWE! What a big sweetheart! I love your channel so much!

I have fostered cats with zits too. I got rid of the plastic bowls, and changed to mostly stainless steel. Porcelain bowls have been fine too. Thanks for a great video as always!

We started on our now 3 1/2 month old husky mix, at 10 weeks, with the Dremel. At first it wasn't actually touching her nails we just got her used to holding her paws and the sound. Slowly introducing it and giving loads of treats. Now she's fine with you dremeling her nails at 3 1/2 months old... So fine with it ... That when we trim the other dogs nails she sits patiently waiting for her turn even after we've done hers. 🤣 She'll do anything for treatos!

Ice is a big boy 💕 Cane corsos are known to be very brave dogs who would protect you with their lives

My Fiest hated her nails clipped. I had to cover her head and have someone hold her to keep her calm. Kinda like a parrot. Tried everything else and that’s what worked.

I thought Ice did very well. He looked absolutely priceless in the ear bonnet!! My dog reacts to nail trimming just like he did. Myshi was super cute!❤️ Thank you for the info on the plastic bowls.

Regarding acne: Cats also can get it too via plastic bowls and I learned that the hard way with my cat :( Swapping to stainless steel bowls and a cat friendly ointment to treat my cat's acne made it go away within a month

@Memow-pk1ng

2 жыл бұрын

Shave the area, & is easier to keep clean , & dry, & apply anti biotic, like Neosporin, & should take a week, or less

I just ordered an Equi-groomer from your website! My rottie can't wait for a proper deshedding.

The transformation from 1:06 to 1:10😂❤️ Such a cute little puppy🌹

Dogs have there own personality some don't mind nail trimming some do. I laughed when he didn't want to give up his paw again.

Your advices are always great! My cousin's cane corso, Cesare (italian for Caesar, the roman general) went through a lot of training in his first year and a half of life, including nail trimming, baths and socialization with other dogs and people. As a result, he was a really good client for his pet groomer and never had any issue with his appointments for 12+ years (he lived a great life and died at 13 1/2 years of age). My cousin (and all of us, really) loved him to death. I'll adopt one in the near future for sure, since Cesare made me fall madly in love with this breed.

That mug and the happy hoody is to adorable

What a precious baby boy

Today, I totally feel the way this dog looks, thru the entire process. (Except the nail clipping. I won't look like that until I have to start my physical therapy)

You get a five-star for being so brave. I dealt with dogs similar in size, and I was a coward.

My 4 year old dobie also has dog acne, started about half a year ago, now we clean his mouth after his meal to help with healing. Also, he's developed some pollen related allergies. It just never ends with the four legged children 😜

@Memow-pk1ng

2 жыл бұрын

Especially on the seniors, need help to keep clean, my 18 yr. old cat coat is thin & greasy, & gets bathed once mo before applying flea topical . & in summer is shaved off .

Thanks for the clarification of the pronunciation. Everyone pronounces that wrong and I’ve given up on correcting them. The Cane, while being the Italian word for dog, actually comes from Latin when the dog was named over 2,000 years ago by the Romans.

@Memow-pk1ng

2 жыл бұрын

@@dieZauberfloete are descended from Italian mastiffs, & related to Neopolitan mastiffs,

finally! a dog that reacts to nail clipping like mine haha i don't get how all th other dogs showcased are so chill

@Memow-pk1ng

2 жыл бұрын

Bc have been started on grooming, nails, at very early age , 4 wks. not too soon, & been handled from birth

it's soothing and impressive to watch how you interact with animals. you're very good with them and keep yourself safe at the same time.

I love this channel, because I get to see dogs I wouldn't normally

He’s beautiful. He’s also going to be massive. I think he did great for his first time.

I love how you always give us a small blurb of history/origins on all the breed you groom and their special grooming needs/temperament/etc! Amazing work and Ice you were so brave (at least at first! 😂)

Hello from B.C.! you answered 2 different questions as I was thinking of them from 2 different videos. I enjoy the educational parts. 1 was about undercoat and the pronunciation of cane Corso. I would love to see just a bit longer vids. I don't, nor will I own dogs, but I find grooming videos relaxing. Yours especially but they do need to be a bit longer. I also love your comedic tones. 😀

This happened to my cat Ruby. She's used to have patches of raw skin around her chin. And I discovered that plastic was causing her allergy. Only use stainless steel and ceramic dishes

The no plastic bowls apply to cats too! I had one cat that always looked like she had massive acne. Turns out she was allergic to plastic. As soon as we switched to a stainless steel food grade one, acne was gone.

He looked very skeptical while walking through the door 😆 I love watching this channel and I thank you for sharing your work.

Cats (especially older ones) can get acne from plastic bowls too! Thank you for spreading the word!

For the most part, it looked like he did very well for his first grooming! I am honestly not too too worried by his reaction to the nail clipping, or at least not surprised. It's obviously not ideal, but so many dogs are *really* touchy about their feet being groomed. He has plenty of time still to learn it's okay!

Awesome tips!! Just wanted to mention though if you have an older dog, I’d recommend a ceramic bowl or something similar instead of stainless steel or glass. My oldest pup used to have a stainless steel bowl and started freaking out every once in a while when she was eating because of her eyesight worsening (I assumed what was freaking her out was the reflection/reflectiveness of the bowl). After switching to a ceramic bowl she hasn’t had the issue since!

My CC is just like that when her nails are clipped. The vet we USED to have would clip them super short, and now, 10 years later, it's still a battle.

I love that the owners kept his ears. It makes them look a lot cuter

That is one big dog! Beautiful! Thank you for the info on dog bowls, I had no idea that plastic could be a problem.

Ice was such a good boy! And Myshi was adorable.Also I didn't know that about the plastic bowls!

Even having a few nails clipped without anything negative happening will solidify the positivity of the experience, hopefully making next time even more productive :) baby steps for this big boi!

2:08 i love how when he gives his paw and he tries to pull back so she doesnt clip his nails hes like 'wait i want my paw back now, let go'

I wish we could make animals understand that when they freak out like that (re nails) they just make it worse for themselves. 🤦‍♀️ I think you did well to get at least a few clips in. The most I’ve managed with my cat is the two front paws, as all hell breaks lose when I try the back ones! 😆

@thedeviouspanda

2 жыл бұрын

Sometimes my cat pulls back on her paw when I'm trying to clip her nails and I'm like 😑😑😑😑 I never clip until I'm sure she's going to be still because I'd hate to have an accident.

Ice has gorgeous eyes! I love your yoga pants! And my dogs hate getting their nails done too.

Handsome boy hope bring him back sooner so he can adjust to the nail trims

he's being such a good boy for his first grooming!!! yay!! what a cutie!

Beautiful dog! I really appreciate what you do for animals in need!

Hope the owners are very experienced with obedience and training a dog like that. A good sign that the ears/tail are unmolested, kudos to the owners and breeder.

@Memow-pk1ng

2 жыл бұрын

I like cropped , & docked, that gives them their signature look, as w/ dobies, scnz, amstaffs

@chrislangstaff

2 жыл бұрын

@@Memow-pk1ng I like children to have pointed ears and striking jawlines so they look like elves, so I should be able to do that right? It will only hurt them temporarily, and cosmetic preferences are so very important.

@gaiar1020

2 жыл бұрын

@@Memow-pk1ng Ew, they're dogs, not accessories

I just love how you explain everything!

That info on bowls is great to know.

Informative, as always. Look forward to every video.

Wow, Ice is beautiful! And well, wrestling an 11 months old Cane Corso - you did amazing, too!

You are right, he is adorable x

He's so derpyyyyyy it's so cuteee

i love your channel, it makes me happy and puts a smile on my face.

Looking forward to bringing a CC into our home in the not-too-distant future

Such a sweet dog! Simply adorable!

That is really good information about plastic dishes. Thank you.

I absolutely love your videos 💕💕💕 You are so sweet and so kind to the dogs.😊 I am your biggest fannnnnn 🥰

We have had such great success with our great pyrenees that we are thinking of adopting a Cane Corso. Such a beauty 😍

@Memow-pk1ng

2 жыл бұрын

Pyrnees were/are livestock protectors, c c. guard dogs from Roman times, much like Rotts.,need firm , dominant owner, Pyr more gentle natured

@jaychip1

2 жыл бұрын

@@Memow-pk1ng but Pyr are very, very stubborn. And smart. They do what they want, just gently...

@courtney1496

2 жыл бұрын

@@jaychip1 them being stubborn as hell is an understatement lol. But she does great with kids, heard cane Corsos are good with families too if you adopt them as puppies.

I just love how you are so caring with dogs.

He's adorable!!! Well done Vanessa you are fantastic

"Bacteria can hide in micro-scratches on plastic. Its advised to serve meals on Stainless or glass only" The same goes for feeding children.